3CAD EVOLUTION PDF

In large enterprise like PSA, the need for tools are driven by the processes. It describes nicely where 3D CAD and EBOM are coming in. Read the PSA story here: PLM at GROUPE PSA. Jean-Jacques was responsible at that time for Responsible for the re-engineering of the Product & Process Engineering processes using digital tools (CAD/CAM, DMU, and more).

3CAD EVOLUTION PDF

In the pdf describing the evolution of CAD / PDM / PLM at PSA. In that sense, I was happy with the reaction from Jean-Jacques Urban-Galindo, who shared in the LinkedIn comments a reference to a relevant chapter of John Stark’s PLM book. They needed consistent processes and formal ways of working to guarantee quality output. The leading enterprises for PDM/PLM were the Aerospace & Defense and Automotive companies. Of course, large enterprises could not afford such behavior as they operate globally. If we have a problem, we gather around the machine, and we fix it.” PLM started at large enterprises

“You guys make our lives so difficult with your systems. I remember a statement at that time, PLM was just introduced. My first post ( The evolution of the BOM) focused on the disconnected world between engineering – generation of drawings as a deliverable – and execution MRP/ERP – the first serious IT-systems in a company.Īt that time, due to minimal connectivity, small and medium-sized companies had, most of the time, an informal connection between engineering and manufacturing. To understand our legacy in the PLM-domain, what are the types of practices we created, I started this series of posts: Learning from the past to understand the future.

3cad evolution